Website privacy

A simple notice for this website.

This notice covers the Lyrindra Labs website, its community features and enquiries sent to our support email. It does not describe our unreleased apps.

Last updated: 5 October 2026

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This website

The site has no analytics or advertising trackers and does not load external fonts or tracking scripts. The web contact form is currently disabled and does not submit or save the displayed fields. Community accounts and discussions are described below.

A hosting service may process technical request information, such as an IP address, browser details and request time, as needed to deliver and operate a website. Its practices depend on the hosting service used.

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When you email us

Your email is sent through your chosen email provider. We receive your email address and whatever information you include, and use it to understand and respond to your enquiry, support request or tester interest.

We do not sell the personal information you send us. Please do not include passwords or sensitive personal information.

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If the web form is enabled later

Before enabling the form, this notice will be updated to identify the provider and explain what the form collects, where it is processed and how it is retained. Until then, use the email option on the contact page.

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Apps in development

Couples Coupons and Bucks Night are not publicly released. This website notice does not make claims about their future data practices. App-specific privacy information will be based on confirmed data facts and provided before a public release.

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Community accounts and posts

When community features are enabled, Supabase provides authentication and database storage. Email registration sends your email address and password directly to Supabase for account authentication. If you choose Google or Apple sign-in, that provider handles your sign-in and shares account information with the authentication service.

Your public display name, discussions, comments and posting times are visible to visitors. Your email address is not included in public profiles or posts. Social sign-in initially uses a generated public name, which you can change from your account.

The community uses browser local storage to keep you signed in and refresh your session. Signing out removes the locally stored session. Opening a social sign-in provider also involves that provider's own services and privacy practices.

Posts remain in the community until deleted by their author or the team. You can delete your own discussions and comments; deleting a discussion also removes its comments. Contact us to request account deletion or report content. Deleting an account removes its public profile and authored content from the active community database; service backups may retain copies according to the hosting provider's retention settings.

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Questions and deletion requests

To ask a privacy question or request deletion of information you have sent us, email [email protected]. Include enough context for us to identify the relevant correspondence.